Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-11
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1887.
OGaA NAe>As
CALL and see our line Of fine Station
cry and samples Of printing.

CALL and see our line Of fine Station
cry and samples Of printing.
WE have just completed ID page
pamphlet for the Mt Zion M. r. Church
Of this city. And still they come. Get
our low estimates.
"Hullo. Mike. hear yer on strike. "
80 am. struck for fewer hours =
Ibid you succeed Indeed / did.
I'm not working at all, now"
The editor Of Georgia paper says
that liberty is always pictured as wo-
man because liberty, to survive, must
be vigilant. and there is no blind side
to woman.
First ward dude at recent social af-
fair-.'Miss --, / have started a mu-
tual admiration society," Miss M
'Ah when do you initiate the other
member r. Then a deep, solemn still
ness brooded DER the gathering.
Mr.. JOHN FELLER is remodeling his
hall, and when completed 1t will afford
the public ample accommodation for
the same prices obtained at Chambers
burg and other cities. Once again the
climax will be topped.
PosrPoNED.-The visit Of the M. c.
Band to Chambersburg. to perform in
the Opera House In that place. which
was to have taken place on the 18th inst.
has been postponed to some time in
May.
Mr.. H. j. Homrich has gone to New
York to buy stock of jewelry. He
will occupy the room just vacated BY
Mr.. George F.. Evans. He is practical
jeweler and will keep q we'll selected
stock. He deserves fair share of pub
lid patronage.
We have just received fine line Of
stationary for writing purposes, such
as Linen Note Paper and Envelops to
match. of all kinds. Get prices at sta
tionary stores. and then examine our
goods. Sold for half Of what You pay
at stores.
A SHORT PLAY IN ONE AcT. Say,
Jack, do You fellers run your paper
weekly 4"
Jack Ca new name)-"Oh, yes, and
will soon have daily, but only one
hall (now being remodeled) will get the
benefit of it for theatrical purposes.
SUDDEN EXtT-LET THE BAND PLAY.
CoNcERr.-The City Band will give a
concert on Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th,
at Central Opera House. The members
have been making preparations for
some time, and the selections rendered
will be taken from the most noted COM
posers. Admission, rs cts reserved
seats, as cts. Tickets on sale at Fout's
Drug Store.
Artistic Photography,
and
Headquarters for Picture Frames.
The finest work-The. Choicest Stock,
The lowest prices. at
INGHAM'S STUDIO,
Over National Bank.
Cloudy as good as clear days to have
your Photos taken at
Cunningham's, Over National Bank.
NINE NRUvILLE & Son. On Monday
and Tuesday nights the Central Opera
House was crowded to witness the per-
tormanceS of Nine. Melville and son..
The .Bov Tramp" was well played on
Monday night, and was pronouncedaaS
the best ever, shown in this city. The
Child Stealer" on Tuesday night was
excellent In fact. both PLAYS will SUR
! pass the most Of them now being pro-
duced on the stage They exhibited
the finest Scenefv ever shown in this
place. and the only fault noticeable was
the comparison made by their scenery
and that Of the Opera HOuse-the latter
looking like comic valentines placed
beside handsome paintings. When this
company appears again. our city will
probably have an OPERAHOUSE, and